Dana DuBois

Twelve hearings, two expulsions, and a writing prompt from the Ivy League. Seven rapists, not properly punished.

The feds fired the chemists, so now moms get to do the FDA’s job.

Men who wear masks to work have been warned that women online might not be who they say they are

The manosphere's favorite face-breaker spent September on the podcast circuit while the charges sat in a Cape Cod courthouse.

One in four women gets the treatment that actually works. The other three get "aging."

Turns out even Fox News has a line, and he just crossed it. We’re as surprised as you are.

Congratulations, you’re now being sexually harassed by a man with an MBA

We couldn’t even fit in all the crazy news this week

A domestic violence call led investigators to an alleged mother-son sexual relationship, a husband with questions, and one truly catastrophic use of the word “only.”

Turns out "I don't take sides" was just a parking spot he was renting from a billionaire

We know you’re worried about your baby in college. Still--just, no.

My freshman fixed a shattered hutch with duct tape and a grudge. Guess which kid’s fine.

Meta took @muse for its new AI agent, then accidentally tagged the band and called it a “bug.” But sure, trust it with your bank info.

A very special episode of the show to commemorate the 25th anniversary of September 11

So help me God, and so help everyone else too, apparently.

Erika Kirk built a multimillion-dollar empire preaching submission to women she’ll never practice herself, and called it grief. She gets no sympathy from me.

She also has the number one bestselling record in the US, UK, and Australia, and stars in a new A24 film with Robert Pattinson. But mostly, yea. Hairy legs.

“Stranger things have happened” is not a reassuring answer from a president who has spent months testing the boundaries of election power.

Five months after the Online Rape Academy exposed men for drugging and raping women as a shared hobby, Manchester gives us the offline version. I guess we have to keep learning the same fucking thing.

"Pheromone-maxxing" promises sexual magnetism through sweat, body odor, and, for the truly committed, drinking your own urine.

The labor market is aging us out. The reinvention industry would like us to pause, reflect, and organize.

Professor Meredith Joined Us, We Each Brought a Horror, and the Video Game About Arresting People Took the Trophy